Biohazard and Crime Scene Remediation in Bloomville, NY

Bloomville is a hamlet and census-designated place in the town of Kortright, Delaware County, New York, set in the West Branch Delaware River valley just north of the Catskill Mountains.

Bloomville had a population of just 173 at the 2020 census, spread across a census-designated place of about 1.3 square miles in the southwestern corner of the town of Kortright.

New York State Route 10 runs through Bloomville, leading about 7 miles southwest to Delhi, the Delaware County seat, and about 12 miles northeast to Stamford.

Bloomville is the western terminus of the Catskill Scenic Trail, a rail-trail that follows the route of the former Ulster and Delaware Railroad eastward through the valley.

The Bloomville Mirror, a weekly newspaper founded by editor Simon Bolivar Champion with a first issue dated May 28, 1851, began as a tiny five-by-seven-inch sheet sold for twenty-five cents a year and became one of Delaware County's early newspapers before moving to Stamford in 1870.

Two Bloomville landmarks, the Bloomville Methodist Episcopal Church and the McArthur-Martin Hexadecagon Barn, are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Bloomville children are served by the South Kortright Central School District, a district established in 1940 that also draws students from South Kortright and the village of Hobart.

Bloomville briefly drew national food-world attention when its restaurant Table on Ten was featured in Conde Nast Traveler and other culinary publications in 2014; the restaurant closed in 2021.